Air Leaders Say Bombers Will Bear Nuclear Burden
Washington The Air Force told a Senate subcommittee that Navy planes may assist, but land based long range bombers would deliver the decisive punch in a strategic nuclear war. Secretary Quarles and Gen Twining endorsed naval aviation's value yet stressed realistic limits on carrier striking power. They supported the Air Force share of the defense bill and noted ongoing progress on a nuclear powered airplane.
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Washington
Air Force
Navy
Senate Appropriations
Eisenhower
Defense Wilson
Quarles
Nathan F. Twining
Twining
Russia
House
Hollandale Youth Killed in Mishap
Hollandale, Special. Lon ald Greenwood, 18, was killed and four other Hollandale youths seriously injured in a one car crash at 12:55 a.m. on Highway 39 inside village limits. The car left the road, hit a tree, and the four passengers aged 14 to 17 were treated and taken to Dodgeville hospital. Greenwood’s body was taken to Saether funeral home with funeral arrangements pending.
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Hollandale
Lonald Greenwood
Highway 39
Iowa
Richard Jones
Dodgeville
Glen Lourd
Sheldon Anderson
Ardell Lunda
Ronald Gordon
Tornado Warnings For Wisconsin Issued By Weather Bureau
The weather bureau issued a special warning for today of locally severe thunderstorms in Wisconsin with possible tornadoes. The alert covers areas north and west of a line from LaCrosse to Rhinelander to the northern border, extending west to the Mississippi River and Rice Lake and Ashland. Time window 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. CST.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
LaCrosse
Wausau
Rhinelander
Mississippi River
Rice Lake
Ashland
Monroe Prom Crowns Queen in Tara Theme Coronation
Hundreds of Monroe high school attendees filled the gym in a peaceful plantation tableau for the 1956 prom. Queen Marilyn Kubly and King Carl Disch led a full night of events with a pre prom dinner at the Monroe Country Club and post prom festivities, including a film, breakfasts, and dancing to Jack Sweeney’s Orchestra.
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Marilyn Kubly
Carl Disch
King
Elizabeth
Betty) Lamb
Wesley Falk
Joan Severson
John Niffenegger
Vivian Soddy
Monroe High School
Monroe
Juda
Disch
Cromer Houser
John C. Calder
Leonard Disch
Miss Kubly
Leland A. Kubly
Monroe Country Club
Pete Wienberg
Don
Tara
William Kuntz
Frederick Blanc
Phyllis Longhorn
Factory absolved of liability in 1954 suit
A Freeport court absolved Pleas ant Hill Cheese Co. of liability in a $100,000 personal injury case filed by William L. Brown of Idabel Oklahoma. The collision involved a milk-hauling truck driven by Eugene Heimann, owned by Henry Jenny, east of Freeport near Clarno on July 17, 1954.
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Vosepa
Sam Perny
Pleasant Hill Cheese Co
Freeport
Clarno
William L. Brown
Idabel, Okla
Eugene Heimann
Henry Jenny
Heimann
Jenny
Brown
Marines Drill Chief Won’t Soften Training Policy
Brig. Gen. Wallace M. Greene Jr. stated at Parris Island that the Marine Corps will not soften boot training or alter its system. Addressing surviving members of a recruit platoon whose April 8 march resulted in six drownings, he said he would remove his general officer hat and speak as a Marine, admitting the drownings were regrettable but affirming no policy change.
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Parris Island
S.C
Marine Corps
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Greene
Maine
Eisenhower Fit and Club Antique Cars Rally to Monroe
Medics report Dwight D. Eisenhower in fit condition and well healed. Nearly fifty vintage cars from Stark's Corners near Genoa move at 8 30 this morning for a reliability run to Monroe, the Illinois Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America hosting its third annual event. About 44 cars entered. some 125 members expected over the weekend. The route includes Rockton, Shirland, Orfordville, Brodhead, and Monroe, with final check in at Lakeshire Marty plant. Activities include judging, dancing, a reliability hill climb, and an awards luncheon at Turner Hall tomorrow. Mayor Dunwiddie to present Karlen trophy for oldest car. Public viewing planned noon to 2 30 on Spring Square. Chief Schwai ger orders police protection at Turner Hall. Souvenir maps prepared by the Monroe Chamber of Commerce and Monroe Evening Times.
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Stark’s Corners
Genoa
Monroe
Antique Automobile Club of America
Ilinois
Harry W. Pierson
Chicago
Rockton
Shirland
State Line
Orfordville
Brodhead
6Th Street
17Th Avenue
Lakeshire-Marty
Antique Club
Monroe New Car and Truck Dealers Association
Frank Pickett
Howard Olsen
Joseph Dearth
Monroe Country Club
Freddie Elmer
Round Grove Hill
Monticello Road
Turner Hall
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Fred J. Karlen
Spring Square
J. H. Schwaiger
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Evening Times
Cuba City Prom Queen Killed in Headon Crash
Cuba City prom queen Mary Kay Mueller 17 of Dickeyville died in a headon collision on Highway 80. Seven others injured, including Danny Hauser 17 in critical condition. The crash raised Wisconsin highway deaths to 274 for the year. A second fatality, Harry Fleck 22 of Camp Haven, died when his car rolled near the camp after losing control.
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Associated Press
Cuba City
Wisconsin
Mary Kay Mueller
Dickeyville
Prom la Danny Hauser
Cuba
Hauser
Benton
Harry Fleck
Camp Haven
Sheboygan
Former Colorado governor warns of welfare state at UW mock GOP
Former Colorado governor John Vivian addressed a UW Madison mock Republican convention Friday night warning the nation is quickly moving toward an unlimited welfare state rather than a limited constitutional republic.
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Madison
Colorado
John Vivian
University of Wisconsin
Schuetze's Famed Shetland Pony Dies at 21
The renowned Shetland stallion Fashionable Hallbrook Model, owned by Willard R. Schuetze of Monroe and leased to Ray Long, dies from old age at 21. Shown 50 times with no defeats, he retired in 1948. Over 50 of his colts populate the Midwest.
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Buccumenmann
Willard R. Schuetze
Monroe
Ray Long
School For Visual
Janesville
Midwest
Schuetze
Fashionable
F. H. Divan
Mt. Carroll
Divan
Clinton
County 4 Her delegates named for busy summer
Green County plans sixteen delegates for the 36th State Club Week in Madison June 17 to 21. Activities include electricity training with A J Von Berg, woodworking meetings by Robert Helm, tractor driving contest May 26, dairy leaders meeting May 28, and camping July 6 to 8 at Upham Woods. Scholarships of 3 50 from the Green County Bankers Association aid camp costs. An Evansville clothing show July 12 offers extra prize competition with June dress events and July 19 modeling, leading to demonstrations and judging at the fairgrounds July 26 in multiple categories.
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Green County
Madison
A. J. von Berg
Glarus High
Marlowe Nelson
University of Wisconsin Extension
H. Otto Elmer
Route 1
Monticello
Green’ County
Upham Woods
Wisconsin Dells
Green County Bankers Association
Evansville
British Regret Over Diver Incident Near Portsmouth
Britain expresses regret to Russia over the disappearance of retired Royal Navy Cmdr. Lionel Crabb near Soviet warships at Portsmouth. Moscow cites diver tests, while Eden avoids comment amid Commons debate. Crabb vanished April 19 during diving near the destroyer Smotryashchy as leaders visited England.
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Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Portsmouth
England
Moscow
Crabb
London
Britain
Russia
Eden
Commons
Lionel (Buster) Crabb
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
English Channel
Smotryashchy
Warm Spell Keeps City In Unseasonably Warm Weather
The sun shone briefly as temperatures rose to 82 degrees with a high near 85 forecast for tomorrow. Scattered thunderstorms are expected tonight, with a chance of locally severe activity. Shirtsleeve warmth marked by straw hats and flies as spring arrives, while Beloit hit 86 and the Superior Duluth region reached 72.
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Orra
Beloit
Superior- Duluth
H-Bomb Test Shot Delayed Fifth Time by Winds
At Eniwetok Atoll the fifth postponement of the H bomb test was announced due to contrary weather. Rear Adm. B Hall Hanlon said winds may shift to the southeast and over Bikini and the Marshall Islands, with possible favorable winds from Japan. the test could occur Monday morning with an explosive yield of seven to ten million tons of TNT. He noted efforts to design and test weapons for missile use.
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MT. Mckinley
Eniwetok Atoll
Adm
B. Hall Hanlon
Marshall Islands
Hanlon
Japan
Bikini Atoll
Klotsche Heads New University in Milwaukee Merger
Dr J Martin Klotsche 48 named provost of the new University of Wisconsin Milwaukee by the regents The merged institution combines Milwaukee State College and the extension division and will open in September with two campuses George A Parkinson named vice provost and director of business affairs Joseph G Baier Jr named dean of letters and science Glen G Eye named acting dean of education Robert E Norris named dean of student affairs
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Madison W
J. Martin Klotsche
Wisconsin State College
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
University Board of Regents
Klotsche
University Extension Division
George A. Parkinson
Joseph G. Baier Jr
Milwaukee Division
College of Letters and Science
Glen G. Eye
School of Education
Robert E. Norris
Milwaukee State College
Harold Schulz Elected Legion Commander in Green County
Harold Schulz of Monticello was chosen commander of the Green County Council of the American Legion for a two year term at a Legion home meeting. Forrest Riese was elected county council vice commander. installation is set for July 6 at the Brooklyn community building. Schulz appointed T. J. Burgy as finance officer and Sam Pickett as sergeant at arms.
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Harold Schulz
Monticello
Green County Council
The
American Legion
Legion
Schulz
Frank W. Heinzelman
Forrest Riese
Brooklyn
T. J. Burgy
Sam Pickett
Eisenhower Cleared After Two Day Health Checkup
President Eisenhower is physically active and mentally alert after a two day medical examination at Walter Reed. Doctors report normal blood pressure no heart issues and no signs of muscle weakness or lung changes. He left for Burn ing Tree Golf Club in good spirits with ongoing anti clotting treatment and a note of excellent general condition.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Denver
White House
Burning Tree Golf Club
Howard M. Snyder
Leonard D. Heatton
Tar
James C. Hagerty
West Point
Hungary pardons Archbishop Groesz in Hungary change
Vienna reports Hungary announces the pardon of Catholic Archbishop Joszef Groesz who was sentenced to 15 years in 1951 for plotting against the government with U S. authorities said last March the prison term was suspended and Groesz rose as Hungary's senior Catholic after Mindszenty's 1949 arrest. The statement gave no detail on restoring his authority.
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Hungary
Groesz
Vienna
Austria
Joszef Groesz
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
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